Recently, while browsing social updates, I noticed many projects offering high commissions. To be honest, these kinds of schemes require special caution. Often, those enticing commission mechanisms are essentially a game of hot potato, and ultimately, the ones who pay the price are the latecomers.

Having gone through several cycles, I have some insights I want to share with everyone. First, don't easily dismiss your own judgment. Sometimes, your initial idea is correct; it's just that short-term market fluctuations can shake your confidence. If you're optimistic about projects like $PIEVERSE or $ZEC, it might be worth revisiting the reasons behind your original choice. Often, that initial intention is the most valuable.

Second, sticking to your own trading strategy is more important than anything else. Short-term gains or losses shouldn't overturn your long-term judgment. When the market is good, it's easy to get carried away; when the market is bad, it's easy to self-doubt. Both are major taboos. Those who truly make money are often those who can withstand cycles and are not swayed by short-term gains or losses.

The last point—listening to others' opinions is fine, but never let others influence your core judgment. The crypto space is filled with mixed information and various voices. Referencing others' viewpoints is meant to broaden your perspective, not to abandon your own thinking. Independent thinking is the key to surviving longer in this market.